Posts Tagged filipino
- The Christmas Season in the Philippines -
Filipinos are generally fun-loving and occasion-celebrating people. Couple this with their value for family and friendships and you will get a quality celebration of life. Filipinos take advantage of holidays, long weekends and other occasions just to have an excuse to visit their family members and other relatives and to spend time with them. ...Continue reading »
- The Culture of Hospitality in the Philippines -
Goodness is still the universal trait of people. Though there are always the bad, goodness is still felt more than the negative. There are lots of societies and nations around the world that takes pride in their smiles, warmth, and the ability to make you feel comfortable. ...Continue reading »
- The Debt of Gratitude Culture in the Philippines -
A culture is an important aspect of any society as it includes the patterns and way of life of the people living in that particular society. If one needs to understand the life in an area, one should need to look closely at their culture. ...Continue reading »
- The Philippine Fiesta -
The Philippines is known to be a nation with fun-loving, celebrating, and joyful people. Amidst the history of colonization and poverty, the Filipinos maintain their resilient spirit. This resilient spirit may be attributed to the ability of the Filipinos to celebrate even how little an occasion or how simple a success is. ...Continue reading »
- Top 5 Filipino Superstitions -
The Philippine history has no specific date of the conception of the Filipino society. Accounts of the first settlers of Aetas, Indones, and Malay are written in history books. However, one thing is sure: the first Filipinos were animist, spirit-believing, superstitious people. They lived their lives around the spirits wanting everything in perfect harmony. Superstitions were made to put rules with regards to interacting with these spirits. ...Continue reading »
- Filipino Family Values -
It is a fact that one can get to know a country better by looking at the things that they value and cherish the most. In order to look at these things, one should take a close look on what is evident in the cultural facets that are tangible like consumer goods, art, and other products. Likewise, intangible products say a lot more and can be found in music, poetry, customs, tradition, and values. ...Continue reading »
